Ho'oponopono Training V Families
He lani i luna, he honua i lalo - stay with your legs on the Earth and reach to the Sky with your Spirit...
Ho'oponopono V
Bringning Happiness into Families
with Kumu T.Pomaikai Mocna
He ola i ka leo ka-hea...
Hawaiian people will offer you hospitality and care,
a Traveller..
Family Happiness - Hawaiian Maps in Hawaiian traditions.
Families are systems, where many things are happening simultaniusly on many levels between all members. What we can observe is at best - the small piece of the whole, complex picture. And the whole picture is usually never concious by any member of the family and yet, all are experiencing the effects of overal family patterns.
Family can be for the individual the greatest source for life resources - providing patterns of behaviour, reactions, values and supprotinve believs. family can as well be the source of the greatest suffering - providing limited beliefs, toxic behaviour patterns and emotional baggage.
For solving family problems you must first to know, what is really happening in the family. And this knowlegde is often "tabu" - forbidden to know. Opening family issue can be the painfull process, although without is is hart to heal the family.
Ho'oponopono for Families offer the possibility to bring peace between all memebers, no matter how heavy issues they have to deal with. It open the possibility to be free within own family - for becoming happy, fulfiled person.
Ho'oponopono V. Families - Hawaiian Maps training include:
1. Dealing with beep blocks of Toxic Bonds
2. Conecting wih Hawaiian Ohana Spirit
3. Healing toxic family relationship patterns
4. Experiencing possible Family Happiness
During Hawaiian Maps workshop we:
1. Understand systemic family interactions
2. Learn proper family communicatoin
3. Experience the Spirit of own Family
4. Heal birth and death traumas
5. Heal toxic emotional patterns
6. Practice Hawaiian Hula dance and more...
for Spiritual Awareness...
Aloha
Welcome to join our open meeting for Families!
Aloha
Seminar "Advanced Ho'oponopono for Families", author Teresa Pomaikai Mocna, copyrights 2011
